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Course Overview

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of Cued Speech, cued language, and cued American English and develops students’ receptive and expressive cueing skills. Topics addressed include, but are not limited to: appropriate terminology, history and development of Cued Speech; research and theory supporting Cued Speech and cued language; adaptations of Cued Speech to other languages and dialects; Cued Language Transliterators, uses of cued speech in total communication, oral-aural, and bilingual education models for pediatric deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Open to HSLS majors only or permission of the instructor or department chair.

Credit: 2

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